Baal Krishna-TV Series

Introduction

An Indian Hindi mythological television program, Baal Krishna debuted on BIG Magic on March 14, 2016. It was produced by Siddarth Kumar Tewarey's Swastik Pictures series. Both well-known and little-known tales about Lord Krishna were included in the television show.

Table of contents

• Details

• Story

• Release

• Casting

• Crew

• Seasons

• Behind the scenes

• TRP

• Conclusion

Details

Story

The show investigates well-known and little-known tales about Lord Krishna, who will kill the evil king Kans. The show's lovely plot, which stars the adorable Jaival Pathak as Baal Krishna, captivated viewers' attention. The little son of Devaki and Vasudeva, Krishna, sets out on several journeys where he makes friends with locals in Vrindavan and helps them in times of need.

The show's star, the adorable Jaival Pathak as the young Krishna, is joined by Sachin Shroff, Suman Gupta, and Nimai Bali in the cast. This program explores the unusual tales of the Hindu god Lord Krishna; on occasion, it also takes a fresh look at already well-known stories. King Kansa, the villain, is constantly hatching schemes to seize control of Vrindavan and imprison Krishna, his rival. In contrast to Kansa's evil, we see the childlike and playful side of Lord Krishna as he plays pranks and has fun with his associates.

According to the tale, spirits had once visited Kansa and warned him that his time of evil was coming to an end and that an angel would soon arrive on earth to destroy him, ultimately resulting in his demise. Since this angel is Lord Krishna, Kansa keeps sending his subjects to Vrindavan to kill him. However, Lord Krishna, the manifestation of God, escapes all of Kansa's traps since he is the embodiment of God. The youthful adventures of Lord Krishna and his dependable friend Balaram are one of the key draws of this charming story. In the series, the two actors portraying these parts work beautifully together. It's admirable how adorable they are acting.

Release

Baal Krishna was released on 14 March 2016. Siddharth Kumar Tewarey produces Baal Krishna. The show used to air on the Big Magic channel. The genre of the tv show was mythology.  

Casting 

• Bhavesh Balchandani as and in Krishna

• Meet Mukhi as Child Krishna

• Jaival Pathak as Little Krishna

• Gracy Goswami as Radha

• Deshna Dugad as Little Radha

• Harsh Mehta as Balram

• Eklavya Ahir as Child Balram

• Suman Gupta as Yashoda

• Nimai Bali as Kans

• Sachin Shroff as Krishna / Vishnu

• Amisha Shrivastava as Shachi

• as Vasudeva

• as Devaki

• Praneet Bhat / Ajay Mishra as Nanda

• Sangeeta Khanayat as Rukmini

• Saar Kashyap as Arunasur

• Ram Awana as Ravan

• Riyanka Chanda as Kirtida

• Ayaan Khan

• Aishwarya Sharma Bhatt as Putana

Crew

The director of the tv show Baal Krishna is Ajay Kumar. The distributor of the show was Reliance Entertainment. The producer of the show is Siddarth Kumar Tewarey.  

Seasons

Behind the scenes

Play

Baal Krishna was one of the most popular tv shows in the 2000s and the amount of love that the audience has given to the show is unexplainable. Also, the show's cast had so much fun shooting for the show. 

TRP

Baal Krishna had a decent amount of TRP Ratings. IMDB ratings of the show were 8.8/10 and many other such as Mouthshut rates the show at 4.5/5, which is a really good rating. 

Conclusion 

Since this TV show focuses on family drama, you may watch it with your family. Additionally, because this program is a family drama, you get the whole experience. You may sit back and reflect on your youth or delve into the details of politics, and if you want to unwind and take it easy, you find that you've laughed the entire time. It's vital to remember that this is a fiction play and does not closely match historical facts.

This show is among the most endearing and captivating television serials now being shown. Thanks to the story's intricately researched character development, you'll get sucked into the plot and identify with the characters. It's a big draw on Indian television because it can make you laugh, giggle, and cry.